In a letter to Randall Jarrell in February 1965, Bishop confessed that she had written a poem called "I practically never think of those who were truly great", but added that she had never dared to print it.
Oddly, before I was poor I thought practically everyone was scum (I was a cynical teenager).
"I said I think it's practically worthless," the Perry friend explained, adding that it wasn't "usable".
Practically, I think this is a perfect fit for the Sony Aibo owner crowd.
But more practically, I think if you're Samsung, LG or Vizio and you have smart home aspirations, why try to create an entirely new product category that most consumers still don't really understand in a hub when you can simply embed smart home intelligence into a product that you ships millions, if not tens of millions, of per year.
Practically, I think the answer is no.
In terms of his own background, Dubs said: "Emotionally it does influence me, but logically and practically I think the argument for taking 3,000 children stands on its own".
Obviously you want your connection to your own work to be deep and aggressive, but, speaking practically, I think writers give up a great deal of power by waiting for other people to tell them what a project is, or how it should work -- for fear of being perceived as wrong somehow.
Mrs. Paterson said that the gardening talk had made her think about her childhood: "I practically lived in Central Park.
I practically always eat by myself as I think you can enjoy the food more when you're not talking.
I remember, I practically cried".
